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Browsing Library reports and papers by Author "Thomas, Steve"

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    DSpace Server Migration
    (2007-06-14) Thomas, Steve
    Describes the procedures for migrating a DSpace instance to a new server platform.
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    Introduction to the Digital Library
    (2006-08-15) Thomas, Steve
    A powerpoint presentation providing an introduction and overview of the Digital Library. Topics covered include: What is it? Benefits. How it works. Copyright and publication. Future developments.
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    Running Voyager in Multi-Server Mode
    (2006-04-26) Thomas, Steve
    Describes the methodology and procedures used to migrate the Voyager library system from a single server to multiple servers using the multi-tier architecture of the system.
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    A trivial Perl module improving Oracle access from Perl
    (2006-08-08) Thomas, Steve
    Describes a simple Perl module used to simplify the writing and maintenance of Perl scripts used to extract data from an Oracle database.
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    A Web 2.0 concept map
    (2006-08-22) Thomas, Steve
    A mind map or concept map of Web 2.0 concepts. The subject is divided into three main headings: architecture, business and social, with each of these further broken down into key areas and concepts. The map was created for a presentation, "Web 2.0, Library 2.0 and the future of library systems", which is available separately in this collection.
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    Web 2.0, Library 2.0, and the future of library systems
    (2006-08-22) Thomas, Steve
    Provides an overview of Web 2.0 concepts, divided into issues of architecture, business and social networking; continues with a brief discussion of these concepts in relation to libraries, and concludes with a very brief look at how the ILMS may change as a result.